International journal of therapeutic massage & bodywork · 2025
A Case Report and Follow-up Study on Myofascial Release of Posterior Chain Muscles for Chronic Sinus Headache.
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Nithisha G, Gurudut Peeyoosha, Welling Aarti, Kage Vijay
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BACKGROUND: Sinus headaches often cause severe discomfort and significantly reduce quality of life (QOL). Sinus headache is associated with posterior chain tightness. Myofascial release (MFR) is primarily said to provide benefits like reduced pain, enhanced range of motion and flexibility, and improved QOL. Along with medical management, physiotherapy management acts as a promising complementary therapy. Previous studies, including manual therapy and electrotherapeutic modalities, have been successful in treating sinusitis.
PURPOSE: To determine the effect of MFR on treating sinus headaches, particularly its novel application with the manual drainage technique for posterior chain muscles in sinus headache, has not been explored. Methods: The present case report explores the effect of the release of posterior chain muscles with the manual drainage technique in a 40-year-old female with chronic sinus headache.
RESULTS: The patient showed major improvements in headache intensity, frequency, and enhanced QOL.
CONCLUSION: These findings suggest that posterior chain MFR with the manual drainage technique can effectively manage sinus headaches. Further research is needed to validate the findings of this case study, including clinical and controlled trials.
PURPOSE: To determine the effect of MFR on treating sinus headaches, particularly its novel application with the manual drainage technique for posterior chain muscles in sinus headache, has not been explored. Methods: The present case report explores the effect of the release of posterior chain muscles with the manual drainage technique in a 40-year-old female with chronic sinus headache.
RESULTS: The patient showed major improvements in headache intensity, frequency, and enhanced QOL.
CONCLUSION: These findings suggest that posterior chain MFR with the manual drainage technique can effectively manage sinus headaches. Further research is needed to validate the findings of this case study, including clinical and controlled trials.